The Green Goddess is a recent acquisition purchased in 2009 to augment the existing appliances and increase the pumping capacity of the brigade. The Goddess has the potential to pump 900 gallons per minute. Supplied to the Auxiliary Fire Service in 1956 she has been off the run for some years, having been owned locally by an enthusiast before being purchased by the PTHFB. Three Coventry Climax featherweight pumps make up the pumping complement. One is carried on the Green Goddess as standard equipment with one as spare. The third is ex John Dickinson’s Nash Mill. The seven pumps, if drawing from open water at full capacity, can lift 3,030 gallons per minute in total.